Attacks, marriages, storms mark Glenwood notes
The Glenwood column reports W. M. Phipps recovering from pneumonia at home southeast of Glenwood. license issued for Guy Everatt of Red Oak and Nora B H Yates of Shenandoah. Emma L. Kellogg received a D A R pin for her birthday. Mrs. Will Stivers and others face ailments. numerous family moves, visits, and storm aftermath details across Mills County with Omaha and Council Bluffs references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Phipps
Glenwood
Guy Everatt
Red Oak
Nora B H. Yates
Shenandoah
Emma L. Kellogg
Will Stivers
The
Christian Church
Thompson
Carl Buch
Vine Street
Buck
Cook
C. L. Dudley
William Skillicorn
Council Bluffs
Sylvester Dye
Iowa
Mills County
John Schwaller
the Tribune
John
Dubuque
Tabor Declamatory Contest at Tabor College
The Tabor College inter-county high school declamatory contest was held in Tabor last Monday afternoon and evening. Adelaide Thompson of Red Oak won first overall and first in humorous with When the Honeymoon Wanes. Ruth Plimpton of Glenwood was second overall and second in humorous with The Old Old Story. Alva Cramer of Emerson won first in oratorical, John Christopher for Tabor was second, Vern Whitmore of Coin third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor College
Jnd Tabor
Adelaide Thompson
Red Oak
Ruth Plimpton
Glenwood
Alva Cramer
Emerson
John Christopher
Tabor
Vern Whitmore
Coin
Mary Johnson
Malvern
Ralph Stephenson
Thurman
Hazel Hunter
Cameron Scott
Margaret Woodard
Shenandoah
Beulah Hayworth
Oakland
Nellie Johnson
Lois Smith
Randolph
Humee Travis
Sidney
Helen Townsend
Dwight Buchtel
Mary Chandler
Pearl Fletcher
Lulu Vieth
Ruth Wyant
Glenwood Students Shine at Tabor Declamation Contest
Miss Ruth Plimpton placed second in humorous selections and second overall among all contestants in the Tabor declamatory contest, with Miss Florence Williamson and Miss Nellie Johnson as school representatives. The event drew praise for the girls as a first year for Plimpton, who is in the ninth grade and eligible for three more years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Williamson
Nellie Johnson
Ruth Plimpton
Tabor
Miss Plimpton
Miss Williamson
Red Oak
District Teachers' Association
Commercial Club Leads Relief Effort for Storm Victims
At a Glenwood Commercial Club meeting an executive committee was appointed to lead storm relief. Members J W Carter Clay DeLashmutt Dr Frank Donelan Gertrude Berkheimer and William Skillicorn head the effort with a subcommittee to determine needs and report. Donations grew quickly from 25 to 250 dollars as articles and furniture are sought at the Marsh building with H B Millican in charge. The club emphasizes that furniture bedding clothing and household goods are welcome as much as money. The club also sent condolences to Omaha’s mayor and pledges further assistance while Glenwood Hospital offers free accommodations to sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Commercial Club
J. W. Carter
Clay DeLashmutt
Frank Donelan
Gertrude Berkheimer
William Skillicorn
D. G. Jamison
Frank J. Wallace
Ralph Vinton
H. B. Millican
Marsh Building
The
Tribune
Omaha
Glenwood Club
Glenwood Hospital
Uncalled For Letters Listed by The Tribune for Week Ended March 22
The Tribune prints a neat list of uncalled letters for the week ending March 22 1913 including Milton Smith Myrtle Teller Miss Nina Scott and J T McGovern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Smith
Myrtle Teller
Nina Scott
J. T. McGovern
Cottage for rent and various ads in Tribune office
Classified notices advertise cottage for rent by L E Geil, sale of peanut and popcorn machine, Buff Orpington eggs by Mrs FR OG Jackson, Glenwood route 2, Jona phone. High Speed Motor washer promotion by W C Timmons with 65 sold last year, aim 100 this year. Haberdashery and tailoring services by Wan Lugseh, goods called for and delivered. Wood choppers wanted by N S Phelps, Glenwood. Red River Ohio seed potatoes for sale by W W Kisby, Gea bushel, phone 3F31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. OG. Jackson
Glenwood
Route 2
Jona
W. C. Timmons
Red River Ohio
H. Kisby
D A R Chapter Formed at Glenwood with Fifteen Members
The Daughters of the American Revolution establish a Glenwood chapter with about fifteen members. Prospective members include eligible local women. First officers are Bouma L. Kellogg regent Janet Record Pike vice regent Messe St. French secretary Nora S. Plimpton treasurer Lila H. Woodruft historian and Nelle St. Bogart registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bouma L. Kellogg
Janet Record Pike
Messe St. French
Nora 8. Plimpton
Lila H. Woodruft
Nelle St. Bogart
M W A Hosts Large Local Fraternal Entertainment
The M W A and Woodmen of America branch held a well attended program at the I O O F hall on Wednesday night. A fine luncheon followed the event and guests praised the local order as royal entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alodern Woodmen of America
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H. D. Barrett
James Sawyer
A. S. Sawyer
Raymond Durk
Kimberly
Idaho
Messrs
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Ralph Durk
Phillip Minner
Monday Tribune
Los Angeles
Robert Hale
Hile
Frank Wright
Glenwool
J. W. Murphy
H. A. Schroader
Sam Tinkenstein
William Estes
Mills County Board
Estes
J. M. McCluskey
C. U. Shirely
Institution
R. C. White
Norman Genung
Stella Turner
T. J. Jones
A. M. van Gilder
Cozad
Nebraska
A. Q. Frizzell
Oak Township
Frizzell
Thomas Surber
Myrtle Deardurff
Surber
Charles Minner
M. Goodell
Beth Goodell
M. H. McCluskey
Rager
Will Shaw
Mickelwall Hollow
Sam Hickman
J. G. Davidson
Rushville
John CL
H. B. Dull
Clarion
Mrs. St. Clair
Pacific Junction
Sherm Hill
Clarence Stone
Old Pacific
Ernest
John Y. Clarence
Des Moines
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Jones
of the
Agsurlgent
Fime
L. S. Robinson
Commercial Club
Sewelry
China
Gome
Johnson Seweler
New Spring
John B. Stetson
D.g.jamison
McCall
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood, Iowa
A. J. Gettler
H. H. Cheyney
H. A French
C Rathke
Fruit Growers
Mr. R. ©. Meneray
Commercial Hotel
Meneray Crescent Nursery Company
Ren
L. E. Geil
W. Qgoods
Wood Choppers
N. S. Phelps
Guthrie County
Stuart
Glenwood Granite Works
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